The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11

:. Dare TO be strong-the world is very weak
And longs for burning words that strong
souls dare TO speak"
The contract has been let for water works at
Townsville
Mr. J.. T. Weaver, of Sopchoppy, was in the
civ 90 Monday.
Mrs. f. A. Brokaw is sojourning at Bow
ling Green ny
Hon. A. ). Mann. wife and children arrived
a, The St James Tuesday.
The brownsville National Bank was opened
s,r business last Monday
Mrs. II. A. Meginniss left last week TO spend
some time at ST. Augustine.
Hon. B B Blackwell, of Live Oak, was reg
;s,ered A, the ST. James last Friday.
DIR Perces Favorte Prescription is the
aebIita,ed womans best restorative tenic.
Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Kemper and their
a.n,-b,cr. Miss Katie, left for Indiana last week
via TEomasviiie
DIR r. A. Slime, Jr, has been on profess
sioral ysi, to Monticello, Madison and other Cit
les during the past week.
Mr. Thomas LLOYD, of Lloyd's, has num-
her Of acres planted in corn that will yield at
least 100 bushels per acre.
Every medicine advertised in this paper Will be found
An tore 15n
Mr. J. B. Collins, who has been spending
his vacation OF a month i'll North Georgia, re-
turnel home last Friday.
MIR Ormond Chaires was the purchaser OF
the tract Of land sold last sale-day by Capt K
A Shine, Commissioner.
Mr. Harris Levy has returned from two
months trip to tie far West, looking remarka-
bly well and as happy as ever.
"A Mr. Saxon, of Orange county, has been
in The Tallahassee Country for week or more
bnyns cattle. We learn that he has bought
Car load or Two.
A Grand National Regatta is proposed for
Pensacola next winter-probably in January.
Several hundred dollars have been subscribed,
committees appointed, &c.
lion George l. Davis aud Mr.. Wood OF
Mount Pleasant, have made two shipments OF
tobacco. weighing 1000 pounds, which was con-
sidered very fine leaf tobacco.
Mr. George w Saxon leaves for the North
tomorrow He will take his family as far as
ClarksyiIle. Ca Mr. Saxon will buy fall stock
for Saxon & Co before he returns.
-Adjutant General Lang is having Texas
blue grass set out in Capitol square. The grass
now being lransplanted was raised from seed
sent to General Lang by friend in,Alabama.
-Messrs NJ. J. solomon, John NJ Bush. Law
renee Baker, A. j. Wood, w. G. Coxwell, DR.. T.
H. Jackson and 9th, rs are the incorporators OF
the Liberty County Agricultural Fair Assoca-
ton
AYERS Sarsaparilla is designed for those who
need medicine to purify their blood. No other
preparation 50 well meets this want 1t increases
the appetite and rejuvcnates the whole system.
lis record for forty years, is one of constant tri-
umph over disease.
The newspapers have been trying to define
the word " kiss lately. The medal should be
given TO the man who said "a kiss is q noun
and at the same time a conjunction" That de-
gree n. accuracy comes only after long expert
fence aud great many experiments.--N \.
Herald
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemper, of Tallahassee, &C.
companled by their daughter, Miss Kate M.
Kenpcr passed through here this week en- route
10 the West Miss Kate entertained q numbef
Of friends and callers at the Virginia House on
Tuesday evening Her Townsville friends are
always delighted to meet her.-Ih0n'dsCIk
Tines
Mr. II. + Damon has gone TO Tallahassee
for a vacation, and all the Middle Florida men
IN Jacksonville envy his proximity to the charm
Ing Tallahassee girls. The best young lady
dancer i'll all Florida resides in Tallahassee.
AT. Geo. W. Bassett has been made agent OF the
Florida Southern Railroad at Ganesville.-M-
troloLs
Hon. Fred. T. Myers, Chairman Of the Leon
County Sub-Tropical Committee, assured the
Director General Yesterday that the Leon coun-
~ department would far exceed any effort they
Dad ever made 10 call the attention Of visitors 10
their natural wealth of resources. They are
hfored with abundant crop prospects this year,
and can make grand exhibit.-DdIy Nesos-
HeraLd. 9M
Col j. II. Busbey, of the FLoRIDIAN typo
graphical corps, left on Tuesday to spend .
week at s.. Teresa. The Colonel is one of the
oesi printers in the State and clever gentle
mao Being bachelor (of art) his affections
are devoted 10 The sports of Isak Walton and the
warfare of Nmrod, and woe unto ye fnny
genus We fowls of the air, we majestic stag. II
ye cDme within his proves
Hon. T. ]. Reel. ex-Mayor of Orlando, who
wishes 10 engage in stock farming in our beau.
ului hill section, has been looking at the fertile
NILS and valleys OF The picturesque Tallahassee
country for week past. He is delighted with
lhe prospect and We hope ere long to welcome
MI Reel as citizen OF Leon county
Mr.. Joseph Duncan last Friday returned
hon canvass of Gadsden county, and brought
usa LeConte pear from the orchard Of Mn
osiiie Love that weighed one pound and TIVE
ounces AID measured Is inches in circumference
mi. duncan says crops are excellent In 0adsden
sno that the people ia and about Concord Eel
very confident that the B. G. & r. Railroad will
Ne built through their section.
One thing that makes a strong impression
favorable impression-upon visitors 70 TallA.
q hssses' Is the number of well-preserved elderly
gentlemen to be seen on the streets There On
gni'e number, some Of whom have passed shl
ai'O'led three score and ten" with gray hail
x ana beard portly In form, digni6ed and poblsia
.ppearance and carriage, and walking srscs and
-, van surprising vigor and activity. q : q
rn5An Fits stopped ffee BY Dr. Kisses 0real
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